The instrument I've secretly worked on for 13 years

[@smartereveryday]

Freaking awesome

[@sysexstudio]

SmarterEveryDay great to see you commenting on a video about modular synthesizers Destin!

[@AbsoluteAbsurd]

Woah hai :0

[@ArcheoLumiere]

You should do a collab video with Andrew Huang on various instruments!

[@AcornFox]

A wild Destin appears!

[@julianstaniewski1371]

Ok its so sick to see that you are interested in modular. High five Destin

[@thedrewd7616]

Andrew's modular synth in 2017: Cute little suitcase Andrew's modular synth in 2020: Skynet

[@samuraiguitarist]

Just bought my first synth the other day. It has a lot of sliders, knobs and letters like LFO and VCO, but I'm pretty pumped to learn about it.

[@malanao]

Cool!

[@futur_sunds]

I watched that video 😄

[@danielkisielewski7612]

Hi, I’m a blind musician, and I want to get into modular. I would like to challenge you to try to blindfold yourself while you patch modular synthesizers. And let me know in a video if a blind person can do modular or stick to software emulation

[@elijah4929]

Any updates on this?

[@v496K]

@@elijah4929 bruh he dead

[@danielkisielewski7612]

How dumb can I be. I was actually told by someone and I think he said that because of the small cables, it is not really possible. How could I’ve been so…

[@kaihorstmann2783]

@@danielkisielewski7612 Small cables??? It is mono 2.5mm audio plugs, the same physical size as your earphone jacks. Perfectly doable. You would need to get braille on the front to find your way around. Some friend may help you there. The real issue for live performance is that you need to memorize everything instead finding knobs by looking in real time. Otherwise I do not think it is not doable. Maybe find a studio or musician where you can check it out yourself...

[@Leo9ine]

You absolutely can!! I have limited vision and a kickass eurorack setup. It's my favorite escape. Never give up on yourself!

[@kahei914]

Apple won't like this, it got too much headphone jack.......

[@TheAechBomb]

Apple didn't remove the headphone jack, the modular community stole them all :P

[@driftliketokyo34ftw35]

HA!

[@tomkenning5482]

This is where they all went

[@lukebooterchannel7248]

lmao nigga

[@JiroMusik]

To be precise: Prices exploded and Apple couldn't hold its margin

[@truecuckoo]

Possibly the best intro video for modulars. Now clicking the spread button. High five!

[@RedMeansRecording]

cuckoomusic huge agree

[@Dragontongue18]

I'm definitely interested in getting some of those modular apps Andrew recommended and trying them out. The pure customizability of the system has me so intrigued.

[@simonthan407]

cuckoomusic you and red means Recording should collab

[@johnrichardson3297]

@Andrew Huang, and Hey Cuckoo Noir Et Blanc, likes the XOR NerdSeq((and says"it looks boss") Simon from LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER has done the original review) I think you two should look at it.

[@exoticx2791]

My intro was an 30 second ad (ಥ_ಥ)

[@LilDeuceDeuce]

Modular synths kind of freak me out, but I love watching Andrew's obvious joy here. He raises an interesting point about music as an elastic ongoing experience rather than a fixed commodity. I've spent way more time working for hire than making my own music for its own sake, so it's hard for me to get over the nagging voice saying TIME IS MONEY, FINISH THE THING AND MOVE ON and just enjoy the act of creating music.

[@fuseki23]

Hello.

[@asuhantsev]

that's an invaluable perspective! Thank you! Glad to see you here, been following your work on youtube for nearly 7 years now. Keep it up!

[@ronnysingh4152]

ayyy Lil Deuce Deuce!

[@kierenmoore3236]

More importantly - time is time ... you can always get more money back ... ...

[@knartfocker_]

hi

[@RedMeansRecording]

Your patches are f.cking terrific, Andrew. Beautiful work, exciting debut.

[@kickchop]

I love you

[@ashishjoel2354]

But what does Red mean though?

[@ashishjoel2354]

You're amazing btw

[@RedMeansRecording]

Ashish Joel ❤️

[@purplelizard2348]

Yeet

[@soejrd24978]

For people that want to get into eurorack, try VCVRAck! It's a free eurorack software and it's awsome!

[@gibson1005]

omg thanks it's crazy

[@PHASES_OFFICIAL]

wicked cool

[@totalbrainfail1812]

Made some cool generative stuff with it!

[@TheScreamingFrog916]

And now available as an app for the iPad/iPhone. "miRack" Way cool!

[@mackflynt6094]

its such a deep dive but its really fun and worth it

[@antonslayeranton6665]

How about livestreaming these synth-sessions? No talk or anything just you playing with this thing. I think I could spend hours watching it

[@greencontact]

Ziggy HunkSpunk Check Colin Benders if you want hours long live streams and the old streams are on his channel so you can try it immediately.

[@clintmclintock]

"No talk or anything just you playing with this thing. I think I could spend hours watching it"

[@Vohasiiv]

Yes I want that!

[@fizzlepoppy7098]

I’ve been secretly waiting for this video for 13 years.

[@rva]

You inspire me fellow musica nerd!!! Keep going and never stop Mr kool

[@rva]

ANDREW HUANG always!!

[@samhiatt]

Man, I love the way you talk about "the constantly flowing river of possibilities that (you) can just dip into here and there." I was thinking of how intimidating all those cables and knobs looked, thinking how I tend to get intimidated by so much possibility, wanting to be able to try, understand, and be able to reproduce everything. But I love how you embrace the ephemeral nature of it, how anything you don't record you get to enjoy, "in the moment, just once, just me, and now it's gone."

[@orbixmusic]

"I love pulling out the cables at the end of a session knowing that anything I recorded is all I have to work with... And anything I didn't record I got to enjoy it, just once, just me, and now it's gone."

[@AllenSmithe]

An exercise in non attachment via synthesis

[@FATCAP]

goosebumps when I heard that

[@RogerBrenon]

LOL

[@dezmondfur6271]

That was the deepest thing I have ever herd him say XD

[@raytracer5726]

To be fair, nothing kills creativity like browsing thru hundreds of presents of a digital synth. Having no ability to save presets in modulars might seem like a disadvantage, but it actually makes you mode productive, forces you to be creative, ensures you get unique and new sounds every time, and makes you make decisions and then work with it.

[@Firefox-xr7mp]

Andrew: so here is a basic frequency coming from this module. Now let’s patch that sound to this one to change the frequency of that sound ( puts in 4 cables). Now we can change the cv of this frequency. Me who wants to get into module synthesizers: oh no

[@pianoyam]

I will offer some encouragement: I've always been a jazz pianist, but I've used digital synths since the 90s because... gigs. I never got deep into the tech side of those because I absolutely hated the terrible samples. I always loved things like Rhodes, Wurli, and analog synths because they weren't trying to imitate anything. However, I'd watch clips of Chick Corea, etc. on an old Moog with all the wires, and I'd think there's no way I could ever undertake such a steep learning curve. I bought my first analog synths this summer, and while I am learning slowly, I am absolutely OBSESSED with the process! It is so completely fascinating, once you plug one in and marvel at the potential (not that I can realize those potential yet). I bought several semi-modulars and one with keys, but I'm still just working my way through the functions of Drummer From Another Mother, from Moog. One big difference right out of the gate, for the first time buyer, is in how Moog presents their information. There's just no comparison between the manuals, which is to say that Moog really walks you the process with the assumption that it's all brand new to you... and exciting! The manuals are very conversational in style; totally informal, and their philosophy as a company comes through with every page. It really makes it feel like you have a friend there with you, kindly and patiently showing you all the ropes. I got Moog's DFAM, Mother-32, and the Subharmonicon; all the manuals are presented in the same fashion. I just can't recommend them enough. Should you ever decide to take the plunge, the Mother-32 would probably be your best bet for versatility out of the box. I also have the Behringer Crave, which is VERY similar to the Mother-32, at about a third of the price... with greatly expanded capabilities, compared to the Mother-32. You can't beat that price ($200 USD), but I too might be overwhelmed if I hadn't started with Moog's manuals first. The Crave is probably about the most affordable option that includes a patch bay, so it really is a fantastic deal; but the Moog's comforting introduction is incomparable to any of the other gear I have, so that's a great option as well...

[@Andor.]

well u can change the pitch cv with just one of those cables, the point of the other cables was too show how u can make that initial simple lfo modulation a lot more complex. most people dont really use unquantized lfos to change pitch anyways.

[@zacdavis9806]

andrew, you should live stream synth sessions

[@ljpimentel]

You should totally do some jams just like Colin benders... It would be fucking awesome to watch that!

[@Dmitry___S.]

Soft on Android: *AIRA Modular Customizer by Roland - crazy modular thing I don't understand. *DRC - allmighty synth w/ awesome presets and customization + video tutorials. *Caustic - kinda like... studio... w/ lots of synths, MODULAR and DAW. Crazy it works on budget smartphones. *Oval Synth - EZtool for recording ideas without thinking of theory. Looks like Handpan. Lots of presets, scales... *SpereTones - don't know how to describe... It's all about rythms. You can make prog.Electronic w/ speres... =) *Polymotronome - no comment. *Drum n Drummer - drum pattern sequensor + u can control how hard u hit. *Backtrackit - player. Listen to songs, change key, bpm, and all that. And yeah, u play a song and see all that info about it.

[@galacticallyawesome7674]

Thx bro

[@baltofarlander2618]

Yeah, caustic is great

[@bhargavchavda1478]

Dimos of the House of Metal thx man

[@simonthan407]

What about Apple?

[@minetamineta958]

Caustic to the world

[@truecuckoo]

I think you raised the level of both your video and music with this one mate. Lovely stuff!

[@literatetree8394]

0:21 hehe...

[@jameonbush2320]

Oh look issa cuckoo. Way to go on ur work!!!

[@MrKrampyHands]

cuckoomusic dude I just watched one of your videos your personality is awesome man

[@Boxmaterial]

what a good concept, kinda wish i paid more atention to the modulated synths in college. they never bothered to demonstrate its capabilities, instead they shrugged it off as a redundent method. Thanks for the demo!

[@iHateHandlesGetRidOfThis]

"trying to turn my current friends into synth friends" so you're that guy, huh? xD

“Using xD?” So you’re that guy, huh?

[@theaddictofgaming9174]

You ever see that episode of Midnight Gospel where he's like "I was giving this guy the nerdiest talk ever about modular synthesizers, and the next week, he died?"

[@jacksonuyechi4020]

I hope scallon becomes a synth friend!

[@mrpenguin2083]

Je suis le fromage

[@busteronlyfullscreenmode]

J'ai fromage ans

[@rickjames3411]

Same here.

[@tientje98]

I hope andrew becomes a djent friend

[@simple6487]

"I got to enjoy it in the moment, just once, just me, and now its gone" - Andrew Huang

[@ChrisKoelsch]

I can see how this could be addictive...

[@user-dx4rx3bt2l]

Yeah, modular is like one of those collectible sticker books that used to come with card games and that you can get a prize for completing, except there's infinite stickers.

[@FabulousKilljoy]

Same

[@petermgruhn]

Did get a bit bigger, yeah.

[@morgana2568]

You are one of my favorite youtubers, full of talent.

[@TheScreamingFrog916]

"infinite pathways to explore and get lost in" Yes! That....

[@Yahboykatra]

Secret instrument!!!!

[@J1428753]

*pulls didgeridoo out of cleavage*

[@romajimamulo]

J1428753 ... How?

[@jandref9139]

South africa!! High five. Enjoy youtube while theres no loadshedding

[@J1428753]

*just believe ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)*

[@oregolelefinger]

Jandre F 😂 😂 Lmao Its been years since we had it tho

[@AndreTheelen]

Hey Andrew. Loved your video. And was very surprised to even see a picture of my home build Buchla Easel clone @01:32. Cool!

[@rikeflm]

More importantly! Where did you get them leggings? They look hella warm

[@nxbulae]

Andrew, for a video soon, you should make a track with an otamatone! (Search it up)

[@epiczeven6378]

Damn, you are a mad scientist of sound :o!

[@The1SexyGamer]

I hope he checks out SeamlessR's channel!

[@Beatboxerskills]

Modular Techno track incoming?

[@mookie714]

this is triggering my gear acquisition syndrome.

[@AnnoNimka]

Hey Andrew! I have been watching your videos but I haven't seen you working with modular theremin. Can you mix it in to your modulated music? Thanks! By the way, you're awesome.

[@JoshuaKimproductions]

I LOVE YOU ANDREW. I WANT TO BE AS TALENTED AND AMAZING AS YOU

[@Endhog]

[@cursedsound]

Get inspired from him and start making music ✌️

[@JoshuaKimproductions]

i'm going to start uploading music stuff every Friday!

[@pierfrancesc0]

Josh Kim Same, dude

[@kjetilbirkeland1]

And you will be!

[@brianh.000]

Another nice software modular : Arturia Moog Modular V, which emulates several of Moog's popular modules and places them in a big cabinet. The patches you can make are crazy.

[@Max-uf8tc]

fiNALLY A VIDEO ABOUT MODULAR YES THANK YOU

[@LevelUpLegends88]

I got hooked on that song and melody in the end of the video🤩😍. but became a but bummed when i didnt saw the link to the song. It sounded so unbelievable good.😁👍😎 The vocals and the tune. I need a song of this !!! Please!!🙏🙏

[@zabdom]

The thing that I curiously watched your video is definitely the passion that you show from the beginning until the end. You motivated me to create my channel better and better! ☺️

[@co.agmusic]

Very interesting video and some incredible sounds from these machines

[@dominichughes1129]

Even if Andrew wasn't a musical genius, his voice alone would take him so far.

[@themandownstairs4765]

patch at 2:18 reminds me of something off Daft Punk's _Homework_

[@ArnovanZelst]

I wonder if this is gonna get bigger in live DJing. It feels like it makes sense to use it at a dance event

[@jetlag1488]

No because "big live DJing" = triggering clips and samples. There are a lot of people that do live Eurorack stuff and sure, you could implement Eurorack in a live performance quite easily with Expert Sleepers' modules, but... "big DJs" don't really care about that stuff.

[@ArnovanZelst]

Jet Lag Don't you think it has room to grow though? I feel like a constant stream of music sounds perfect for dance events. Maybe I'm oversimplifying it in my head and it isn't feasible, I don't know anything about modular

[@VOYAGEUR-YT]

Arno goes Online The problem is like he said, everything has to be set up a certain way to get a certain sound. Unless you were to have the same settings for every song you couldn't really do it. Unless there's some way to make digital presets or something but then that kind of defeats the purpose.

[@ArnovanZelst]

RealGamerManz But can't you set it up before and then slowly adjust it during the event? Like start with something that sounds good and then build from there

[@VOYAGEUR-YT]

Arno goes Online I guess you could but that sounds more experimental than something you would perform live. I could maybe see some underground djs doing it but not any big names

[@adankpancake]

Hey guys Andrewony Huangtano here, the internet's busiest music nerd.

[@nshen1221]

I just wanted to point out that the cinematography for this was excellent. way to keep the viewers attention with the different angles, backgrounds, and transitions.

[@superbitworld]

Music is math

[@eyeball_or1gami]

Super Bit World - Videogames the past inside the present

[@LeeCzere]

Music is not math.

[@snowblind8572]

@@eyeball_or1gami boards of canada :D

[@_nurmi06]

True

[@TheSoundbar]

I dont count when i play sorry.

[@Oli420X]

Dem eyebrows look like a distant mountains!

[@SweetSideOfFries]

Hey Markiplier, this is some real good shit you got here. Glad to see your music career is taking off. Just remember to never be afraid of making mistakes and trying new things!

[@randomlightstand]

What

[@RubixB0y]

7:00 THOSE LEGS *______*

[@GranulatedStuff]

You sound quite like a young Matthew Broderick !

[@bryzen5770]

3 years later has the biggest modular setup I've seen in awhile

[@hypnoz123]

Bry Zen he has a freaking wall now hahah. Looks super fun though

[@tricoastalelite]

andrew huang the internet's second busiest music nerd

[@CaalamusTube]

Best leggings in the game?

[@ChristAcolyte]

Sharpest eyebrows in the game.

[@CaalamusTube]

Hell yeah! :P

[@ranjanbiswas3233]

Ok, you are not just a music producer now, you are a Sound Engineer. Almost at Doctorate level.

[@proddelay]

Throughout the whole video im just looking at him as he smiles which just shows how proud he is of himself...

[@andrewkaplan6212]

GERHGE agreed

[@thebananarepublican]

I recommend VCV Rack. It's free. It's open source. Most of its modules are clones of hardware modules which makes deciding what you want to buy much easier. As for modular being expensive, it isn't all that bad. A lot of companies offer their mods not completely assembled so if you can use a screwdriver, you can save some cash. They often have the circuit board and components for sale if you're handier and can do some fairly simple electrical work. You could spend, for example, 250, 190, 65 for the same module. Go make some noise, kids! Help the ever-broadening acceptance of stranger and stranger timbres.

[@ellismiles9109]

Doot doot

[@macronencer]

Because Pressure Points has that triangular "O", I always read it as "Pressure Pants".

[@Carina5707]

Me: doesn't know music theory or vocabulary Also me: watches video anyway even though I don't understand most of it Fascinating though!

[@rivengle]

Juce You should look into it (like, Wikipedia binge or something)! So many facets of music are unlocked once you know some parts of it!

[@CaalamusTube]

Nothing to do with Theory. That's the beauty of Synthesis. It can be Musical, or Mad Science! If you understand your signal flow... id est, *SOURCE* to *DESTINATION* & can grasp concepts as simple as plugging a Guitar into an Amp, turning the volume up... you can make a Sound. Furthermore, you can start learning how to make the Sounds in your head. Invariably, doing so long enough will result in cursory understanding of basic Music Theory simply by osmosis.

[@FunnyFany]

I don't know shit about music either and I'm subscribed to Adam Neely. I just really enjoy hearing people talk about stuff they're passionate about.

[@qwertyTRiG]

Giulia Sthefany Salustiano So I'm not alone in that!

[@qwertyTRiG]

Giulia Sthefany Salustiano So I'm not alone in that!

[@Heartful]

How have you been working on this for 13 years? It's just Eurorack. You made Noise Furnance though?! That's awesome, I've used it a bunch over the years! :)

[@daviddegelder996]

i like how you can really hear how passionate he is about this.

[@beautifulcatastrophe]

7 years I'm experimenting with it and discovered on 1% of it

[@Fuga3]

You can really feel the passion Andrew has for this, love it

[@scandalousbeans2591]

this got me into modular. thank you! the one sentence that got me into it was 0:33

[@GreatFlamingEyebrows_]

I literally had no idea that your music nerdiness went this far for you Andrew. You just won’t stop getting more awesome

[@AndyMalex]

In July's video you said you are just few years into modular synthesiz....

[@RhapsodyoftheWolf]

Honestly that looks like a spaceship

[@lucasaldea4830]

I said that on his second channel! Great minds think alike ; )

[@lopamurblamo]

Celldweller anyone?

[@Ailinth]

Cellweller has the original spaceship! :)

[@-RXB-]

Because it is

[@Jazz-nm1kf]

So is it even viable to approach this with a sound or song in mind and try to create that, or does the complexity of this force you to basically fiddle around with it and create whatever happens entirely through trial and error?

[@osh.production5303]

Yes and no. I've found that sometimes you hit the mark on what you want but generally as soon as you start patching, what you initially wanted goes out the window and process/'flowstate' and experementation take hold :)

[@Endhog]

That does not look like an instrument... More like something you'd find at NASA

[@Andrew-gu8uw]

An INSTRUMENT at nasa labs!!

[@ramsesklap]

Something*

[@Endhog]

Ramses damn autocorrect

[@one_man_community]

More like deadmau5's bedroom.....

[@badwave]

it’s very odd to come back to this video and see how small this thing was

[@iansalinas412]

*modulates air horn*

[@dookiesaur7915]

can i buy and sample the melody that was being played at 0:44 :]?

[@jaqb17]

play idioteque

[@shrouber871]

jaqb17 good boy

[@theobuniel9643]

FASTER ANDREW!

[@saturatedneowax]

this

[@Gggeeoorrggee]

shrouber gayyyy

[@jackkhamu7635]

Hey Andrew. I’ve been thinking about starting modular music and I’m not sure which one to start with. Do you have any suggestions for a first module?

[@evanpincus2203]

You'll need a case first- then probably get an audio interface module and an oscillator

[@thetastefultoastie6077]

Andrew.... This is an intervention.

[@theproletkulttn]

I have watched this so many times that it boggles my mind, but on top of that, it acts sometimes as a reminder of the absolute awesomeness that is modular and reignites my passion to it.

[@Akixkisu]

Don't miss 6:32-6:58!

[@ltcuddles685]

Dreck yup...

[@aj_2417]

Dreck lol

[@Meccarox]

+Dreck So?

[@Akixkisu]

Dreck, it is not retarded, you aren't used to it - that is all. As an inferior being that justifies your reason of critique. I can accept that as being part of you, don't worry. These clothes are very good at producing a layer with excellent thermodynamic values.

[@aj_2417]

Akixkisu what r u talking about? lol

[@squeezemyparticiple]

"And also trying to turn my current friends into synth friends" I feel personally attacked

[@Circl3s]

I'm so glad you're spreading the word about the amazing thing that is Eurorack. Right now I'm building my first case! The world would be so much better if everyone had a modular synth. :)

[@OlavLadnav]

I've secretly worked in copper mines for 13 years to buy a modular synth.

[@jetlag1488]

Why is Eurorack so expensive :(

[@TheBibi31]

circuit bending is cheaper and can be really fun too ;)

[@jetlag1488]

I know and I know.

[@Momiyama808]

Try it out in the virtual world first. VCV is a free Modular synth VST plugin, and it actually sounds pretty good. Bobeats has a bunch of videos using it. Check it out dude.

[@Spunkweed]

Totally not as expensive as it looks, PMFoundations makes $20 modules that you build yourself and you could make a basic power supply for up to 5 modules for around $40.

[@CockatooDude]

+Spunkweed Yeah but the PMFoundations modules only come with the PCBs, once you buy all the components, it suddenly turns into an 80 dollar module.

[@akjm9177]

You have inspired me to buy my first analogue synth for xmas!

[@one_man_community]

Not really secret if its been on your second channel... Is it?

[@one_man_community]

Also I remixed Laser Birds, its on my soundcloud.

[@79selym]

10/10 on the leggings

[@Eli-uh8yx]

79selym lol finally someone commented about those, I didn't know if anyone was going to say something about that

[@mrpoptart727]

He always wearing jegging wym

[@LOKM4ne]

@@mrpoptart727 Nevah evah skip leg day, he has knock knees which could cause him problems when walking or when even running.

[@mrpoptart727]

And how do you explain the nail polish

[@SharedVision333]

Mr Poptart what’s to explain? Modular synths and you are commenting on nail polish and the pants someone wears? Lol

[@bahabaha5988]

Hey its Andrew Huang

[@AppleberrySmith]

🍪 🍪 🍪 you're first

[@featheryfemme]

✋️

[@thegreenrobby7402]

👏

[@bahabaha5988]

Appleberry Smith Cookies!!!

[@aidenzaro]

✋

[@Fluxwithit]

glad to see you getting into modular. such a fun way to get happy accidents.

[@ray-kast]

As a Reaktor user, I highly recommend it as a low-cost entry point into modular synthesis.

[@DashGlitch]

Nice rig :D have you played with VCV Rack? wow its crazy man, check it out

[@Will-wi9uf]

Hey it’s Andrew Huang

[@MrBati122]

That’s a small synth, techno DJ’s have a whole wall. Nice set-up tho! Good video

[@tsvtsvtsv]

yoooo silver apples of the moon! classic

[@tsvtsvtsv]

also beautiful vowel sounds lol

[@arv_is]

13 years? You were like 7 13 years ago..

[@wealthforthecommoners3146]

J0uke He's 33.

[@wealthforthecommoners3146]

Javis Johnson Ikr, I used to think he was 19 😂

[@lonelyvariety]

Javis Johnson so does great music. Just a coincidence I guess😉

[@respawnbug]

Godspeed Official 13 he looks 22 whT

[@oilslick7372]

Those leggings😍

[@quinxx12]

So what would be an example for a setup of a generative ambient machine? Just tons of reverb? ^^

[@cosmocourtois3345]

6:10 is so sick

[@thatdkguy5256]

Watching this in 2020 we only now know how small that mod synth is for andrew....

[@animefreak7098]

How many modules do you have and how much would they all roughly cost together? I'm impressed by the sounds this machine makes and just wondering how much it would cost to make something like this...

[@Circl3s]

Anime Freak His system would be roughly $5k, though there *are* cheaper cases, modules, etc.

[@mgscheue]

Best way to start, IMO: check out the Make Noise 0-Coast. Not modular but compatible with Eurorack, really fun, and (relatively) inexpensive.

[@anthonyniedzwiecki33]

the Pittsburgh modular lifeforms sv-1 would be a better route imo. it has everything a basic eurorack system needs and is a really good building block to start from. I had one but returned it because I realized I already had synths that cover the same ground but if I didn't have my sub 37 I definitely would've kept it. SUPER fat sounding and great place to start.

[@anthonyniedzwiecki33]

you can also put it right in your rack unlike the 0 coast

[@Circl3s]

I mean... I have 0-Coast and it does have everything a system needs... An additive oscillator, 1 cyclic envelope, 1 ADSR, an LPG, a clock and random source, multi, attenuverter, as well as arpeggio mode... What more do you need?! And I've seen 0-Coast in racks.

[@paopis]

And you can even sing! WOW! :-D

[@zachyoung2002]

Startup sound: is mayonnaise an instrument

[@ludwighanisch]

oh, really contemporary :D a very buddhism instrument :D!!!